The Distant Threshold
The rain did not fall in Ashwick. It hung. A grey, heavy mist that tasted of iron and old stone. It clung to the thatch of the cottages. It soaked into the wool of the cloaks. It settled in the lungs of the men and women who walked the muddy lanes. Marek stood by the window of the inn. He watched the fog. It erased the world beyond the glass. He pressed his thumb against the cold pane. The wood...
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